Built for Every Tesla Model
Tesla Paint Protection Film in Elm Grove, WI
Full XPEL Stealth Package
The Full XPEL Stealth Package delivers complete whole vehicle coverage in a durable matte film, making it the strongest available option for a factory matte vehicle or a gloss vehicle being fully converted to a matte finish. It is a popular choice for owners who want a total transformation along with the same rock chip and scratch resistance found across our other film packages.
Starting At:
$6,500
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Model Specific Coverage for Every Tesla
Tesla owners in Elm Grove trust Exquisite Auto Spa for model specific paint protection film coverage. Whether you drive a Model 3, Model S, Model Y, Model X, or Cybertruck, our team has installed enough of these vehicles to know exactly where road debris tends to leave its mark, and how to keep every panel line clean during install.
Every Tesla model has its own panel shapes, seam lines, and camera housings, so a one size fits all approach to film simply does not hold up. Our team keeps current patterns on hand for each model, which means the coverage below is quoted specifically for the vehicle you drive rather than a generic estimate. That level of detail matters most around curved panels and tight seams, where a poorly fitted piece of film shows up immediately.
Pricing by Model
Tesla Paint Protection Film Pricing
Coverage: HOOD
Model 3:
$600
Model S:
$600
Model 3:
$600
Model Y:
$600
Model X:
$600
Cybertruck:
Call For Pricing
Coverage: Bumper
Model 3:
$800
Model S:
$800
Model Y:
$800
Model X:
$800
Cybertruck:
Call For Pricing
Coverage: Door
Model 3:
$400
Model S:
$400
Model Y:
$400
Model X:
$400
Cybertruck:
Call For Pricing
Coverage: Windows And trim
Model 3:
$400
Model S:
$550
Model Y:
$550
Model X:
$550
Cybertruck:
Call For Pricing
Coverage: Rockers
Model 3:
$600
Model S:
$600
Model Y:
$600
Model X:
$600
Cybertruck:
Call For Pricing
Coverage: Full Front
Model 3:
$2,000
Model S:
$2,500
Model Y:
$2,000
Model X:
$2,500
Cybertruck:
Call For Pricing
Coverage: Full Body
Model 3
$5,500
Model S:
$6,000
Model Y:
$5,500
Model X:
$6,000
Cybertruck:
$6,500
Coverage: Stealth/matte
Model 3:
$6,000
Model S:
$6,500
Model Y:
$6,000
Model X:
$6,500
Cybertruck:
$6,500
Hydrophobic Properties
Increased Gloss
A ceramic coating also deepens the paint's natural gloss, giving the finish a wet, glass like look that holds up long after a fresh wax would have faded. Because the coating bonds directly to the clear coat rather than sitting on top of it, that extra depth and reflectivity sticks around through months of regular washing instead of disappearing after the first few trips through a car wash.
Engineered for Tesla
Installed Around Tesla's Unique Design
Because Tesla vehicles are built without a traditional engine, the front trunk area and body panels sit closer together than on a typical gas powered vehicle, which changes how film needs to be cut and fitted around the seams. Our team has worked through those specific panel gaps enough times to install film cleanly around the frunk lid, charge port, and camera housings without leaving visible edges or interfering with sensors.
Tesla's over the air software updates and frequent design refreshes mean panel shapes can shift slightly between model years, so our team keeps current patterns on hand for the latest Model 3, Model Y, and other production changes rather than relying on outdated templates. That attention to detail is especially important around the door handles, camera housings, and charge port, areas where a poorly cut piece of film would be immediately noticeable. Flush door handles in particular require a careful hand, since the film needs to be trimmed close to the edge without leaving a visible gap.
Why Tesla Owners Choose Film
Benefits of Tesla Paint Protection Film
Guards Panels That Show Wear Easily
Tesla's smooth body panels and large glass areas show swirl marks and rock chips more easily than many traditional vehicles, making paint protection film one of the most popular first upgrades for new owners.
Coverage That Scales With the Vehicle
A Full Front package covers the hood, bumper, mirrors, and fenders that take the brunt of highway debris, while a Full Body wrap keeps the entire car looking factory fresh for years, giving owners a coverage level that matches how they use the vehicle.
A Distinctive Look Without Losing Protection
Owners who want a different look can choose the Stealth matte finish instead, which delivers the same protection as our clear film with a distinctive matte sheen.
Hydrophobic Properties
Increased Gloss
A ceramic coating also deepens the paint's natural gloss, giving the finish a wet, glass like look that holds up long after a fresh wax would have faded. Because the coating bonds directly to the clear coat rather than sitting on top of it, that extra depth and reflectivity sticks around through months of regular washing instead of disappearing after the first few trips through a car wash.
Choosing the Right Coverage
Leased Vehicles
Elm Grove Tesla owners frequently ask whether film is worth it on a lease vehicle. For most leases, a Full Front package makes sense since it protects the panels most likely to affect a lease return inspection, while owners planning to keep the vehicle long term tend to lean toward Full Body or Stealth coverage for complete peace of mind. Avoiding even minor rock chip damage can make a real difference at lease end, when inspectors look closely at the front end for exactly that kind of wear.
Cybertrucks
Cybertruck owners in particular have found paint protection film valuable given the vehicle's unique panel material and finish. Because pricing and install time vary more on the Cybertruck than on other Tesla models, our team quotes that work directly after seeing the vehicle in person, ensuring an accurate estimate before any work begins. The Cybertruck's distinct panel gaps and stainless surface also call for a more careful, methodical install than a typical Tesla model.
Daily Drivers
Because Tesla vehicles are frequently driven as daily commuters rather than weekend cars, our Elm Grove clients tend to put more highway miles on these vehicles than many traditional gas powered cars in for the same service. That higher mileage pattern is part of why so many Tesla owners choose at least the Full Front package rather than skipping film altogether, since the return on investment shows up faster on a vehicle that spends more time on the road.
Many Tesla owners round out their coverage with a layer of Tesla Ceramic Coating to keep the film easier to clean, and add Tesla Window Tinting to manage heat coming through the large glass roof. Owners outside the Tesla lineup can find our full coverage options on the general Paint Protection Film page.
Tesla Paint Protection Film FAQ
Common Questions About Tesla Paint Protection Film
Will paint protection film affect my Tesla's factory warranty?
Professionally installed paint protection film does not affect Tesla's factory paint warranty, since the film sits on top of the clear coat rather than altering it in any way.
Why is Cybertruck pricing different?
The Cybertruck's unique body panels and finish require different film patterns and installation techniques than other Tesla models, which is why most coverage levels are quoted directly after our team sees the vehicle in person.
Can I get a matte finish on my Tesla?
The Stealth matte finish is available on Model 3, Model S, Model Y, Model X, and Cybertruck.
How long does a full body Tesla wrap take?
Full body coverage is a larger job than a Full Front package. Reach out to the team for a current turnaround estimate on your specific model.
